Plague Doctor Mask split and gussets

prusaprinters

<p>New items here are:<br/> 1/ a template for cutting out plastic lenses<br/> 2/ gusset for lenses<br/> 3/ a split of the original plage_doctor_whole.stl</p> <p>With the lens template I trace (inside) on paper, then tape the paper to a flat section of <a href="https://howtobuypackaging.com/types-of-packaging-the-blister-pack/" target="_blank">blister pack plastic</a> and cut carefully with scissors.</p> <p>The gussets are to glue in place behind the clear plastic lens and hold it in the eyepiece. The gusset gcode included was scaled to 98% for easy drop-in fit. The gusset stl is 100% scale.</p> <p>I split the plague_doctor_whole.stl (that included attachment points) into three separate prints (for shorter observation times). Note, i have not printed this split but hope it will be easier to fit and glue together if printing in pieces.</p> <p>I have printed this excellent mask twice: Once using the single-piece with the gcode provided by Beneš; and once with my own slices of the original .stl files for chin, nose and eyes. I used 15% gyroid infill, and like it. Without attachment points, somewhat fussy to align/glue parts together, but doable.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>I combined to lens template and gussets into one print.<br/> In the slicer, i added the gusset stl and scaled to 98%. I then added the template stl and left it 100%. No brim.</p> <p>All prints at .20mm and 15% gyroid infill. standard ".20 Quality" setting. Filament setting standard, per type of PLA, for me mask was Prusament Beige PLA, and goggles are CC3D Silky Bronze PLA.</p> <p>.gcode files included. for the goggles, use either the version for <strong>PLA</strong> or the version for <strong>silkyPLA</strong> (you do not need to print both).</p>